The antonyms for "knocked back" are "accepted," "approved," "welcomed," "embraced," "assented," and "allowed." When someone is knocked back, it means they have been refused or rejected. Conversely, when someone is accepted, approved, or welcomed, it means they have been given an opportunity or a green light to proceed with something. Acceptance is the opposite of rejection, and approval is the opposite of disapproval. Being embraced means being accepted in a warm and friendly manner, and assenting means agreeing or saying yes to something. Being allowed implies the granting of permission, which is the opposite of being denied.

What are the antonyms for Knocked back?

• v.

  • guzzle
  • abstain
  ,
  • open
  ,
  • sip
  .

Famous quotes with Knocked back

• If I had a Luger, I thought, I could drill the bastards. I leaned on one elbow and pointed a finger at the window, seeing what kind of shot I would get. Perfect. There was just enough light in the street for a good silhouette. I knew it would happen quickly, I’d have no choice: just pull the trigger and go deaf from the terrible noise, a frenzy of screaming and scratching followed by a ghastly thump of a body knocked back and down to the sidewalk.

  Hunter S. Thompson
• The spirit of the smacking parry is not parrying, or smacking strongly, but smacking the enemy's long sword in accordance with his attacking cut, primarily intent on quickly cutting him. If you understand the timing of smacking, however hard your long swords clash together, your swordpoint will not be knocked back even a little. You must research sufficiently to realise this.

  Miyamoto Musashi

Related words & questions

Similar words: rejected, rebuffed, turned down, refused, refused the offer

Semantically related words: rejected the offer, refused the invitation, turned down the offer, turned down an invitation, turned down a job offer

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